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Rare! The international Gold futures price gap is "skyrocketing," possibly related to Trump's tariffs.
Investors closely monitoring international gold prices may have noticed this phenomenon yesterday: the premium of New York Gold Futures and Silver Futures compared to spot goods has widened significantly; in Wednesday's London early morning Trade, the February delivery Comex Gold Futures price was once $60 per ounce higher than the spot gold (London gold) price, a highly unusual price difference, with a gap of approximately 2%.
Goldman Sachs: Even with a strong dollar, Gold will still be strong, and central banks will buy more.
Goldman Sachs believes that the West looks at the Federal Reserve, expecting a rate cut of 125 basis points by the end of next year will boost Gold prices by 7%; the East looks at central banks, where a strong dollar will not stop central banks from purchasing Gold, with expectations that by the end of 2025, central bank purchases will increase Gold prices by 9%.
The reason for the gold price surge of 24 dollars has been found! A major news update from Russia and Ukraine, how to Trade Gold?
On Wednesday, due to the significant increase in the likelihood of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates next week after the USA CPI data was released, Gold prices soared. The CME's "FedWatch" tool indicates that traders expect a 95% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut at the Federal Reserve meeting on December 17-18, up from a markedly lower 86% before the CPI data was released.
Will gold continue to shine next year? Goldman Sachs is listed as one of the “three major catalysts”: see you at $3,000!
① Goldman Sachs expects the price of gold to rise 11% to $3,000 per ounce by the end of 2025; ② Goldman Sachs believes that interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, increased gold purchases by central banks, and rising geopolitical uncertainty are the three major factors driving the price of gold higher.
Gold Holds Four-Day Climb as US Data Reinforce Rate-Cut Outlook
GLD ETF Gains 1.0%
SPDR Gold ETF Options Spot-On: On December 11th, 374.99K Contracts Were Traded, With 2.83 Million Open Interest
On December 11th ET, $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 374.99K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 49.52% of the total
Gold Moves Higher as U.S. Inflation Report Matches Expectations
Exchange-Traded Funds Higher, Equity Futures Mixed Pre-Bell Wednesday as Investors Anticipate Latest Inflation Data
Goldman Sachs raises a Call for Gold, but warns of this major downside risk.
Goldman Sachs believes that the correction of Gold after the election is only temporary. In their opinion, the strengthening of the US dollar does not pose a threat to the rise of Gold, the real risk lies in......
Gold Takes a Breather at $2,700 With All Eyes on US Inflation
The gold price has once again broken through 2700 dollars during the session! Wall Street is bullish, and will the Gold ETF likely take off accordingly?
Recently, Morgan Stanley released the 2025 Commodity Outlook report, stating that Gold remains the "best choice" for hedging uncertainties, expecting the price to rise to $3000 per ounce next year, with an average of $2950 per ounce by the fourth quarter.
A major Gold market trend is about to break out! The USA CPI is coming, and FXStreet Analyst provides the latest trading analysis on Gold prices.
On Wednesday morning in the European market, spot Gold traded around $2,693 per ounce; during the Asian session, the gold price briefly broke through the $2,700 per ounce level. FXStreet Senior Analyst Dhwani Mehta pointed out that from a technical perspective, gold prices have broken through the moving average, and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates a Call.
"Assets that no one can freeze" - Russia rekindles its obsession with Gold.
To support that war, the Kremlin could only buy Gold in bulk and exchange it for hard currency through a new "Gold trade route." This might be the reason why spot prices are reaching new highs...
The differences in the spot and futures prices of Gold have sparked heated discussions! Are the bears being "strangled"?
Traders need to pay attention to liquidity risk, especially during periods of abnormal market fluctuations, and try to avoid trading in environments with high spreads or insufficient liquidity.
Gold: Technical Reversal Here Could Spark a Selling Spree
What happened?! Gold suddenly plunged sharply, with the price dropping nearly 30 dollars from the day's high. How to trade Gold.
#Gold Technical Analysis# On Wednesday (December 11), during the Asia market's late trading, spot Gold suddenly plunged significantly, falling to a low of $2674.69 per ounce, nearly dropping $30 from the earlier reached intraday high.
Is a debt crisis about to occur? Dalio: Will invest in Gold and Bitcoin and other "hard currencies"!
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Fund, one of the world's largest hedge funds, stated on Tuesday that he will invest in hard currencies such as Gold and Bitcoin, while avoiding debt-related Assets, as most major economies are facing rising debt ratios. He added that the debts of many major countries, including the USA, have reached unprecedented levels and emphasized that the current debt levels are unsustainable.
International gold prices have surpassed 2,700 US dollars! Most of the Hong Kong stocks in the Golden Industrial Concept are strengthening, with ZHAOJIN MINING rising over 7%.
① Has China's Gold reserves increased by the end of November? ② What is the Analyst's view on the overnight rise in Gold prices?
What is going on?! Gold prices have surged nearly 34 dollars due to significant data from the USA. How to trade Gold?
On Tuesday, due to the intensifying geopolitical tensions and strong expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates next week, Gold prices surged nearly $34, reaching a two-week high. Peter Grant, Vice President and Senior Metal strategist at Zaner Metals, stated: "The escalating tensions in the Middle East have heightened market concerns, thereby promoting safe-haven Bids."